Chm 206 Chemistry Lab with Dr Mattson
Spring Semester, 2020
Laboratory Schedule

   
 
Your S-20 TAs: Section CC (left): Christy, Shelley, and Bethany and Section DD (right): Denise, Spencer, and Lydia


LoggerPro free download (so you can use your own laptops in lab to collect data)   Mac  PC

16 January 2020:    Introduction to lab.  Download lab orientation presentation.     Submit on-line results

23 January 2020:    Exp
eriment #1. Colligative properties lab (not in lab manual) Download pre-lab presentation 
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 30 January 2020:    Experiment #2. Blue Beer's Law  Download pre-lab presentation
Reading volumetric glassware (handout)
Answers: Give yourself full credit if your last digit is within 1 number of the stated value.  For example, in the first one, 12.75 - 12.77 would be full credit.  Top row: 12.76, 6.55,28.9, 22.59; Second row: 20.64, 47.33, 4.54, 7.33; Bottom row: 9.03, 9.96, 3.50, 2.88
Using Mohr pipets (YouTube video)
Using Mohr pipets (handout)
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(erroneous data deleted):  Section CC  (8 AM) or Section DD (11 AM)
Selfie Day in Lab!         


5 Feb 2020: Experiment #3 Blue Kinetics Lab Download pre-lab presentation

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  13 Feb 2020: Experiment #4 Blue Equilibrium Lab  Download pre-lab presentation
Data for Quiz 4 (Download this for the actual quiz prior to 13 Feb 2020.  This is the same format we did in lab last week.)
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20 Feb 2020: Experiment Experiment #5. Solubility Product of calcium hydroxide Download pre-lab presentation
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27 February 2020: Experiment #6. Ka of an acid
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5 March 2020:  Experiment #7. Polyprotic acid
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Lab Action Shot Day
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And then there was corona virus...
Interested in being a TA next semester?  Applications are due after registration is over in April - look for posted flyers in the Chemistry Department hallways.  You must have a  grade of A in lecture and laboratory!